1. James Gatz, the name change allowed him to reinvent himself.
2. He took Gatsby under his wing and helped him solidify his change from James Gatz to Jay Gatsby.
3. bootlegging/ organized crime
4. Tom Buchanan
5. George Wilson, he represents the "trapped middle class" of the 1920's
6. She is hit and killed by Daisy, who is driving Gatsby's car.
7. pershaps the most honest person he knew.
8. it allows him to live across the Sound fro Daisy.
9. professional golfer
10. the eyes of Doctor T. J. Eckelburg; God
(From Cliffnotes "Great Gatsby")
11. 1922
12. Yale
13. Minnesota
14. North Dakota
15. Between West Egg and New York City
16. They are cousins
17. To impress/ attract Daisy
18. Gatsby's numerous shirts
19. He left his tennis shoes at Gatsby's house
20. A rose
21. Third division
22. The green light marks the end of Daisy and Tom's dock. The green light can represent Daisy, the American Dream, and wealth. (All things that can be interchanged.)
23. Henry C. Gatz is Jay Gatsby's father, who comes from the Midwest to bury his son. Gatz serves as a very tangible reminder of Gatsby's humble heritage roots.
24. Gatsby is great because he keeps chasing his dream even though he can not achieve it.
25. Meyer Wolfshiem
26. He can not repeat the past
27. He didn't go because he felt that a man should be respected while he is alive and not after he is dead.
2. He took Gatsby under his wing and helped him solidify his change from James Gatz to Jay Gatsby.
3. bootlegging/ organized crime
4. Tom Buchanan
5. George Wilson, he represents the "trapped middle class" of the 1920's
6. She is hit and killed by Daisy, who is driving Gatsby's car.
7. pershaps the most honest person he knew.
8. it allows him to live across the Sound fro Daisy.
9. professional golfer
10. the eyes of Doctor T. J. Eckelburg; God
(From Cliffnotes "Great Gatsby")
11. 1922
12. Yale
13. Minnesota
14. North Dakota
15. Between West Egg and New York City
16. They are cousins
17. To impress/ attract Daisy
18. Gatsby's numerous shirts
19. He left his tennis shoes at Gatsby's house
20. A rose
21. Third division
22. The green light marks the end of Daisy and Tom's dock. The green light can represent Daisy, the American Dream, and wealth. (All things that can be interchanged.)
23. Henry C. Gatz is Jay Gatsby's father, who comes from the Midwest to bury his son. Gatz serves as a very tangible reminder of Gatsby's humble heritage roots.
24. Gatsby is great because he keeps chasing his dream even though he can not achieve it.
25. Meyer Wolfshiem
26. He can not repeat the past
27. He didn't go because he felt that a man should be respected while he is alive and not after he is dead.